The Auditori sa Màniga of Cala Millor is the cultural center and for the congresses and conventions of the municipality of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar (Mallorca). The municipality has a population of around 9,000 inhabitants (in the five towns of the municipality: Sant Llorenç, Son Carrió, Sa Coma, S'Illot and Cala Millor). On the other hand, the most important economic activity of the municipality is tourism, which has almost 25,000 hotel places (90 accommodation establishments), which makes it the fourth municipality of the Balearic Islands in tourist importance. These two aspects - the population residing in the municipality and the tourist dimension - are two essential factors that define the guidelines of the Sa Màniga Auditorium.

Sa Màniga Auditorium was opened on May 29, 1999.

It is a municipal service, which the City Council manages directly.

THE CENTER HAS THE FOLLOWING SPACES:

• A theater-auditorium, with a capacity for 466 people (390 in the stalls and 76 in the mezzanine)
• An exhibition hall, suitable for paintings, sculpture, photography, and other visual languages
• A café (open only for congresses and conventions)
• Five meeting rooms

The activities of the Sa Màniga Auditorium are determined by the social, cultural, educational and economic objectives of the center.
The Auditori sa Màniga offers a stable season of performances (music, theater, dance, circus, shows for families) and other cultural activities (workshops, courses, conferences, stage, seminars) and educational activities (for schools of the municipality, public creation and training activities). The season runs from September to July.

AT THE MOMENT THE MOST OUTSTANDING PROGRAMS ARE:

• Cala Millor Festival
• Platea (INAEM)
• Circuit of Performing Arts of the Consell de Mallorca
• Festival of Performing Arts and Music of the Municipality
• Dansamàniga (dance festival)
• Summer courses (July)

THE POLITICAL LEADERS OF THE CENTER ARE:

• Mr Juan Mestre, Councilor for Tourism, Environment, Commerce and Citizen Participation
• Mr Miguel Font, Councilor for Culture
• Mrs. Emilia Díaz-Asensio, Councilor for the Coastal Zone, Local Police and Civil Protection